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The best swing covers for your outdoor porch glider

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If you’re still covering your outdoor swing with a tarp, it’s time to upgrade to proper protection. With the right fit and top materials, the outdoor swing covers on our list give your favorite piece of furniture the care it deserves. Extend the lifetime of your patio swing, so you can keep enjoying those special moments outdoors.

Excess rain, wind, and dust can damage your porch swing. With our favorite covers for outdoor swings, your furniture stays protected while you’re out of town or until it’s time to use it again. Avoid replacement or repair costs and keep the good times rolling by giving your swing proper coverage. Let’s take a look at our favorite swing covers.

Modern Leisure 5429A Patio Swing Cover

Best Value

With four grommets along the bottom, the Modern Leisure 5429A Patio Swing Cover stays in place while protecting your furniture. Its convenient, custom-fit design fits large swings up to 87 by 64 by 66 inches. Its zippers make installation and removal easy for you. Season after season, this durable cover will safeguard your swing from water and the sun’s UV rays.

Abba Patio Outdoor 3 Triple Seater Hammock Swing Glider Canopy Cover, All Weather

Best Weather Protection

For superior weather protection, the Abba Patio Outdoor 3 Triple Seater Hammock Swing Glider Canopy’s got you covered. It fits canopies up to 80 by 57 by 72 inches to safeguard them from the sun, rain, snow, and dirt. Its PU coating is scratch-resistant, while the double-stitched seams offer added strength. And for an extra snug fit, use the adjustable elastic hem cord at the bottom, which keeps the cover in place.

Classic Accessories Canopy Swing Cover

Best Style

Strength and quality meet style with the Classic Accessories Canopy Swing Cover. With interior bound seams and high-density stitching, this cover features padded handles and matching webbing. It looks great while offering heavy-duty protection for three-seat canopy swings. Featuring the Gardelle fabric system, waterproof backing, and a protective, dark splash guard skirt, your swing stays safe from water.

Don’t let the elements damage your porch swing. When the weather’s less than ideal, keep your swing protected with the covers on our list. These convenient solutions ensure the durability of your patio swing, so you can continue to enjoy your time outside with loved ones.

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